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Dan54

David Wilson (68)
I don't have too much of an issue with what Horan says, I just don't think he has a voice for broadcasting.

It is not his fault, and I am not attacking him, but a professional broadcaster needs to be articulate, coherent and well enunciated. I think Burke and Gordon Bray are two of the best voices I have heard in commentary.
I have always liked Gordon Bray, even as a kiwi, I know it supposedly not thing to like commentators from other countries etc, but I always found him articulate, and pretty knowledgeable on game.
 

Strewthcobber

Nick Farr-Jones (63)
I think the danger in explaining what happens in scrum, is that people would become aware of how much bending of the rules/cheating is involved to be dominant and win.
This, but also the danger that it becomes really clear that current and former front rowers would much rather have dominance in a scrum, then a legal scrum.

If you want to understand why the prop is walking back to a 5m lineout shaking his head after a penalty it probably needs to be a ref that explains it
 
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